New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

THE PRESIDENT STARTS ON A SECOND VACATION
PASSING THROUGH NEw-YoRK
wAsHryGros. July 1.-The President. Mrs. Cleveland
and Colonel Lamont left here at 1lio O'clock ths morn
ing for Holland Patent, ~ Y.
Tho train bearing tho party ran into the Jersey
City station on time at 40 m. SO quiet had the
coming of tho Presidential party been kept, that even
tho railroad officials had not heard Of It, The party
travelled as other passengers In ordinary parlor
car and Mrs. Cleveland helped to the platform
By the brakeman In the most democratic fashion. The
President moved down tho station platform with the
other passengers with Mrs. Cleveland BY his sde fol
lowed by her maid while Colonel Lamont, encountered
by small hand satehel, brought up the rear. The
President appeared to DO In excellent health and wore
a white hat and black frock coat Mrs. Cleveland
looked charming In tGht-ftting travelling costume
OF brown silk. trimmed with check Of white and
lighter shade Of brown: she brown hat trimmed
with tho same checked material.
Abont haf way down the platform tho party was
met BY Ii. l. Hoyt, proprietor of the Victoria HOTEL
who was greeted pleasantly by the President and his
wife. Mr. IIoyt led the way TO the ferry house,
where carriages were In waiting for the party. The
President. Mrs Cleveland and the maid took the first
carriage Colonel Lamont and Mr.. Hoyt entered tho
second and the party driven to the Debrosses-
ST. ferryboat New-itUnswfci Just as the carriage
Was abaIt 10 start welIdressed little by cubed
upon the step of the Presidents carriage and thrust
In his hand. Tho President gIasped It warmly while
Mrs. Cleveland smiled upon the boy. No one on the
boat seemed OF the presence of the
distin guished people, and approached tho
carriages.
The party was driven rapidly to the Fifthave.
entrance of the Victoria Hotel, and went 10 the
voOms on the first floor usually occupied by the
President at this hotel The Presidents pre- sence
In tho city was known TO but few outside
VI the botol, and no called him. The Prcsi-
dent took the occasion to send the respects Of himself
and Mrs. Cleveland to Queen Kapiolani. Dinner
was served In the Presidents shortly after his
arrival, after which the party was driven to the
Grand Central Station President Dcpewis private
car was attached to the o 10 p. express train.
Upon the table In the drawingroom OF the car was
large bouquet of roses which the railroad company
were up and the President and Mrs Cleveland seemed
which gathered around the and gazed upon them.
how to dispose Of the Presidents baggage Shortly
after entering the the President withdrew nom
the public gaze for few minutes, and rcappeared
wearing whito linen sack coat and round white
felt hat. pulled well down his eyes,
At 1o p. III. the train drew out OF the station.
There demonstration on the part OF the crowd
present. The Presidents will through to
Holland Patent. arriving there at 25 a. III. to-day.
and the party Will proceed Immediately 10 the home
OF the Presidents sister. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleye-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland will remain away
about ten days and will attend the centennial cee.
brati0n of the town Of Clinton, In the neghborh0od
Of which the President spent several years OF his
boyhoOd and youth.